Daily Republican., 1887-08-26
ina With q lpAde By several OF the

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the narty then returned TO Trenton ana
nartnok Of an excellent dinAer shoftly
hafore o'clock At the American nouss.
A fter dinner they visited the omoe OF
the Nav Jersey Hedge Compsny,whic
ia NOW operating under the patents OF
the Dayton Company. Before leaving
this mace for the train TO return nome, {
the folio wing was drawn up sno sisneo ,
by all the farmers present, e1cepl "r.
Robinson, who had sfhxed MS name ,
TO similar document about Two wseHs
ago: ,,,, .,o,
nv tba invitation OF Mr.. Samuel john
sop. agent OF the Dayton Hedge Com
pary. Dayton, Ohio, We visited Trenton
this dsy, and ssw Tor ourselves the sr-
/ perlotiIy of this fence over that OF any
fence which we know. We com memo
IL 70: the following poin:s: Firsf, IL
I can be % ade from cd hedge fences that
hays been cors'derei worth'ets Iot
MANY yea,s, and 10 o. durable ana
lbapdaome rs II made from new osase
nlants, Second, The roots are prevented
from spresding by which means ground
osn be cultivated close to the hedge
thereby utilizing the ground.
Third. 1t Is kept thin without losina
strength, and can be made any height
desired. Fourth. II 10 close az the
bottom, preventing the smallest sni
mails from pas ing through; also the
s,rouges. OF animsls. Fifth. IL Is
cbeaper than any other practical fence
now in use. sixth. We heartily com.
mend the adoption OF this fence TO the
farmers of New CASTLE County
Signed: Witt
Edmund Wilson, William r. Derrick
son. L 8 Perkins, A. j. Derickson, y.
e, Mesllligsn, Norris Wilson, Robert
r. Wilson, samuel Hsuby, 81. m. Bar.
low. Villa N Il Clark. william Tslles,
David 4. Smith, James Z Deiehion,
Mtllard E Day, Joseph P. Richardson,
j. Bayard Pierce, Thomas Newhn,
William j. Husbands, Isaac Webster,
O. w. Crossan, Moses Lowther, A
,, NevliD, Clark Webster, K L. Arm
. strong.
. from this county was accompanied by
samuel X Humrich and Christopher
U Columbus Bald win, agents for the com
= psny at Carlisle, Pa and Leigh Over
n man, the agent a. Mt. Holly, n. j. The
,. party reached this city about o'clock
u last evening well pleased with the trip,
" ard fully satisfied that tae hedge Ia
- even better than they were led TO De-
u lieye, and the best aud cheapest fence
~ that can bs constructed.
50 The method pursued by this company,
81 and liz which they are fully projected
..l by patents, Is as follows: The Usage
10 orange plants, which they furnish, are
~ sat ou: about eight inches apart, AID
allowed 20 grow until the stalk is from
u thIeaquarters of an inch to an inch In
w tnickness, when they are trim med
40 down 10 height OF about four feet
70 The earth Is removed on each side from
u the plants. md all the lateral roots cuI
80 of, leaving the tap root entire.
Four wires, two OF which are bs-bed
re are then stretched by o peculiar ar
20 rAngement, patented by the company,
40 AID after they are drawn tight tht
ne stalks are bent to an angle OF 40 de
10 qrees, and tho wires fastened firmly u
ne Them by small staples, which are driver
es' in by machine called . gun. This Il
" an ingenious apparatus,a aud holds some
~, ~, thing over 100 staples, which can b
.lli driven almost as fast as ptrSon cal
count. Evsn the staples are patented
oi and 30 formed that in ns event ca
OF they split the stalk. The operation {
'"s trim ming and wiring the hedge is cal
Acc ell "plashing," and after the plants al
iou once FLASHED the fence requires no fu
my ther attention except to keep it trim
% % med, while each year 1t becomes thtcl
leu or, strong, 7 and better in every wa!
acc acc The company not only furnish Il
NY plants and other material used In col
nis structins the fence, but also send Il
men to do the work, and all this at
the cost Of about 90 cents foot. In add
RE lion TO this they give the farmer for
Ing years in which 70 pay for 1t, one four
oad Of the amount being paid each yea
'seE The objeci IN bending the canes over
ned not only to strengthen the fence, bl
ex also prevent the growth OF side roots !,
ain II is fact we'll known that when q tr
ock or p ant leans the roots grow on q lii
for 10 the opposite direction.
he'd Ths great advantages claimed 4
pro. this fence, and which the Two inspe
'ela' tions By parties from this county ha'
nine fully confirmed, are: That II is q
N at cheapest fenca made. 1t is the mo
nile, lasting. Winds do not blow It dow
arty Floods do not wash it away. 1t d.
70 on not decay. Stock cannot rub 1t dow
wac 1t protec,s itself. 1t stops sheep, dc
yton and trespassers. 1t takes but lit
this room. You can cultivate close to IL.
that will last for generations. No new n
terials needed for repairs 1t is OH
open mental to the farm. 1t ia mule hi
have bull strong and pig tight.
hing The Dayton Company are desirous
that forming q branch company in N
/ Old Castla County under the following c
fair oitions:
com. Every person joining the comp;
ttca), agrees to make mile OF fence, and
Its take stock to the amount OF $500,
mt OF money to be paid until next spring
men then 10 be paid In four equal anu
since payments without interest. Bat q
zee 70 amount O! stock will be taken-sa
inter, half milo at $3.50, or a quarter of a L
suM- at Sl2j. When 1t0 miles OF fence
ut TO sold th' Day ton company will tran
Weet all their fIanchiees, rights and pr
isbed leses that .hty have or n sy have 10
way Now Castle County company.
re- ers Dayton company will bear all the
their penses OF organizing the new con
range MES. III stock % not taken to
which smount Of 100 miles by spring
's and Dayton Hedge Company will tako
ops. balance and organize the company
Iis oh. suing to each member the percen
gglng VI STOCK;
much Mr.. Johuson, the general agent
IT not stopping at the Clayton House,
city, where he will be pleased to
ty In any parties interested and give fur
, were particulars.
Q year
y and Lac Equipments tor Troop Is.